Archive for: September 2009

In today’s freefalling economic situation there are going to be a good many people that think that there is nothing that they can do if they have gotten a Foreclosure Notice from your lender. The truth of the matter is …

The real estate market is currently at a standstill due to the economic crisis that the nation experienced in the mid 2008 until this time. Many people all across the nation are losing their homes to foreclosure due to the …

Families across the nation are victims of the foreclosure process due to the declining real estate market and the economic crisis. There have been so many job losses that result in nonpayment of so many bills. Paying a mortgage has …

As foreclosure activity continues to rise and more and more workers either have their wages cut or lose their job, action must be taken by homeowners with a loan who are at risk of default. There are a number of …

Despite ongoing Federal and State Government measures, home foreclosures continue to rise. US home loans fell at a record pace in July as 1 in every 355 households with a loan received a foreclosure filing (more than 360,000), as …

Once you’ve located a HUD property that you’re interested in, you’re going to need to know the process of purchasing a HUD home. Bids on homes are required to be submitted through a registered real estate broker, who typically will …

HUD (the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development) acquires foreclosed properties from lenders that are insured through the Federal Housing Administration. Post acquisition, these properties are made available for sale to the public. It is important to note …

Foreclosed properties, or foreclosed homes, are typically homes in which the owners failed to comply with a lender’s agreement. In other words, the property owners failed to pay their mortgage repayments (that is, they defaulted). Often the home is …